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Defense Department Awards Contract
To University for Crystal Resea r ch
A $692,000 research contract to!standards and to determine theneed for InOre •doctor, of phil-,
expand work in high temperature physical properties of_ the ma-iosophy candidates in thecountry.'
crystal preparation and vrcrwthi i terials. , 'Welker said that he plans to look)
was awarded to the "University, The researchers will place em-.at the entire research program of
this week. phasis on materials that crystal - !the Unive - d' to determine it
- - -- - -- • - they O.G
The contract, presented by the 'lize from liquid, vapor or solid; they are producing an adequatef
-Advanced Research Pro je c t slphases held in high 'pressure—;number of Ph-D• candidates. i
Agency of the Department of De-thigh temperature furnaces. Thel imacEß skip th a t he d oes '
tense, was described by President scientists will try to increase them know -what action will, b e
Eric A. Walker as "one of thesEte of these materials to makettaken as i result of this survey.
most important in the history of extensive testing possible. I He said - that he will conskSer
the University." -
: RUSTUM ROY; professor of,both the educational training pro
'IRIS CONTRACT gives The geochemistry, and WE,. Bell, pro-ivided by the projects and their
'University the opportunity forlfeßsur of geophysics and assistant!eontributions to- the fields being
Jeadership in one of the mostidean for research in the College,sindied. Both pure
.and applied
critical technologies of our time t of Mineral Industries, will be:research projects will be con
-the development of new ma-project directors. !tinkled-since both are needed. par- .
terials to meet the needs of the Several other mineral indus-rticularlY in -the field of science..
space age," Walker said. tries* professors will participate Wa lk er " said
The research program will also' in the program and 11 new aca- J
include the training of scientists demic staff members and 10 grad-proxy A s p o i n t s A ss i s t a i r d
Jn high temperature crystal etiem- uate assistants will be added to, '- --*--
Istry where the manpower short-.the research staff. ! 13enjamin M.- Need, former staff
Age is critical. ! Walker, who is a member 0f,472etn.,.,PerA.,„°!1..;the..... Institute
Washington,
hi ,.. ici c i ,..., De "
It will permit an expansion of the Manpower Panel of the Presi--- Analyses in ----"
,D.C., was recently appointed staff
the ?University's Work in the de-dent Kennedy's Adv isory Com
velppment of synthetic minerals. mittee, said, yesterday that theluralistaiv.,nt b y PresideTiit Eric A
li) the present program, Mtense,committee is concerned with the'' , ---`" '
beat and pt - essure--
found deep,-- —- --
--------------; The appointment will become
within the earth are duplicated to - ~ . effective Aug. 1. 1 •
Miss rennsrvania Contest
create new mineral forms. Walker . Nead w il l- fill the p osition va
said that it was this work of try- The Miss::Pennsylvania contest.cated when Christian IK. Arnold
ing to undeistand how rocks and opens tomorrow night in West:resigned on April 1 to becothe'
minerals were formed in the Chester with Centre County rep-iassociate executive secretary' of
earth that ; led,to The ARPA con- resented by Nancy Stringer. 7th;the Association of State Univer
-tract. term arts and letters major from cities and Lind-Grant Colleges in
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The new research program w i lli West Ca dwell. 'NJ.
concentrate on controlling the'
composition and, perfection of
both single and polycristalline
materials, to ' develop a "banle!
of these materials to serve as
420 Seniors Join
Alumni Association
Aliout 420 of the 1.800. June
graduates have joined the Penn
State Alumni 'Association, Ross B.
Lehman, assistant executive sec
retary of the Alumni Association,
said yesterday.
Those seniors who Have not!
already joined, about 75 per cent:
of the 1962: class, Will be con-.
tacted again by the alumni office.!
Lehman 'aid..
Brochuies and letters will be
mailed to ;the newest graduated:
seniors in September, he said..
Those who join the association
will receive the alumni magazine, l
published seven times a year, the,
quarterly alu m n i newspaper.
called • "The Penn Stater" and:
Ridge Riley's Football Letter,l
issued after each football game.
Cost for one year's member- 1 ,
ship are $3 and fora lifetime(
membership, $7O.
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